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The kubernetes command group (alias: k8s) manages Kubernetes cluster connections and lets you inspect workloads, namespaces, pods, services, and resource statistics.

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kubernetes list

List all registered Kubernetes clusters: 
infraudit kubernetes list
infraudit k8s clusters
Example output: 
ID  NAME         STATUS   NODES   NAMESPACES   LAST SYNC
--  ----         ------   -----   ----------   ---------
1   production   active   5       12           3 minutes ago
2   staging      active   2       8            1 hour ago

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kubernetes register

Register a Kubernetes cluster using a kubeconfig file: 
infraudit k8s register --name production --kubeconfig ~/.kube/config
FlagDescription
--nameDisplay name for the cluster
--kubeconfigPath to the kubeconfig file

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kubernetes scan

Run a security and configuration scan against a registered cluster: Synopsis: 
infraudit kubernetes scan <cluster-id>
infraudit k8s scan <cluster-id>
Example: 
infraudit kubernetes scan 1

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kubernetes sync

Sync the resource inventory for a cluster: 
infraudit k8s sync 1

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kubernetes resources

List all resources in a cluster: Synopsis: 
infraudit kubernetes resources <cluster-id>
Example: 
infraudit kubernetes resources 1

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Workload inspection

The following subcommands let you inspect specific resource types within a cluster:

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Namespaces

infraudit k8s namespaces 1

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Deployments

infraudit k8s deployments 1

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Pods

infraudit k8s pods 1

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Services

infraudit k8s services 1

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Cluster stats

Show an aggregate summary of resource counts and health across all clusters: 
infraudit k8s stats

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kubernetes delete

Remove a cluster from InfraAudit. Historical data is retained; the cluster is no longer scanned: 
infraudit k8s delete 1
Registering a Kubernetes cluster requires that InfraAudit can reach the cluster API server from wherever the CLI is running. In-cluster deployments may require additional network configuration.